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Doug Hamlin, who was elected the new Chief Executive Officer and Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association of America at the NRA Annual Meetings in Dallas this past May, is up to the task of ushering in a revitalized Association after the resignation of former CEO and EVP Wayne LaPierre. NRA has always worked for its membership for its more than 153-year history, and its track record protecting the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens is undeniable, with 29 constitutional carry states. With Doug Hamlin steering the ship, this trend will continue. Read More
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Tisas USA, has introduced the PX-5.7 Optics Ready handgun. The new PX-5.7 features an optics ready slide with an RMSc Cut Footprint, in addition to an Optic Plate for the RMR footprint and Optic cover when used with the fiber optic front sight only. To date they are the only 5.7 on the market with this integrated optics ready feature. Read More
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Get the shotgun that's optimized for waterfowl hunting. The soft-shooting, fast firing Maxus II features gas piston operation that is perfect for high volume shooting with heavy loads. Now in AURIC Concealment. Read More
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USA Shooting athletes competed in the Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle and Women's 10m Air Pistol events at the Paris 2024 Olympics on Saturday, July 27. During yesterday's Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle qualification, U.S. shooters Mary Tucker and Rylan Kissell finished in 13th place with a score of 626.0. Fellow Team USA shooters Sagen Maddalena and Ivan Roe walked away from the Mixed Team 10m Air Rifle qualification round with a score of 624.9, ranking them 18th on the leaderboard. Read More
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At the Paris 2024 Olympics, U.S. shooting athlete Sagen Maddalena walked away from the Chateauroux Shooting Range with a fourth place finish in the Women's 10m Air Rifle event on Monday, July 29. Maddalena earned her spot in the eight-person final after taking seventh place in the Women's 10m Air Rifle qualification round on Sunday, July 28. Read More
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With five shooting events now complete after three days of competition at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, U.S. shooting athletes still have 10 rifle, pistol and shotgun events remaining to earn medals in during the next seven days in France. All Paris 2024 shooting events are held at the Chateauroux Shooting Center, which is located about 170 miles south of Paris. Read More
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Dania Vizzi, a member of Team Winchester, is a talented skeet shooter and seasoned international competitor who is no stranger to podium finishes. At the 2023 Pan American Games, Vizzi won a gold medal with teammate Vincent Hancock in the mixed skeet team event, along with securing a silver medal at the 2023 ISSF World Championship. Most recently, she landed a women's skeet silver medal at the ISSF Lonato World Cup in Italy this past June. Read More
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Team SIG pro shooter Daniel Horner repeated as the Modified division champion at the 2024 USPSA Multi-Gun Nationals, held at the Forest Lakes Sportsman's Club in Forest Lake, Minnesota, July 19-21. Last year, Horner, a former member of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit, was crowned the inaugural Modified champion at the USPSA Multi-Gun Nationals when the newly minted division made its championship debut. Read More
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The 2024 NRA National Smallbore Rifle Championships kicked off at Camp Atterbury, Indiana, on Saturday, July 27 with early packet pick-up and the first practice session. This year's NRA Smallbore Nationals begin with the Conventional Prone matches, F-Class Smallbore 6400 and Metallic Sight matches. On Tuesday, July 30, will be the Randle Team, Dewar Team and Prone Team matches. The Smallbore Prone matches will continue with the Any Sights matches until Thursday, August 1. Read More
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Walther's highly acclaimed pistols and rifles chambered in .22 Long Rifle have spent a lot of time on the Olympic stage, but recent years have seen the company expand into actionpistol competition. That began in 2018 with the PPQ Match, to the Q5 Match Steel Frame in 2019, and in 2024 with the introduction of the PDP Full-Size Match Polymer and the PDP Match Steel Frame. The recoil-reducing weight of the PDP Match Steel Frame should appeal to many competitors. Read More
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U.S. competitive shooter McKenna Geer, who recently qualified for the U.S. team heading to the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games in August, had her account restricted on Instagram by Meta last week for what the company described as sharing content that "impedes our ability to foster safer communities." Three of Geer's Instagram posts were flagged, with pictures that simply show the talented Paralympic athlete, who uses a wheelchair, with her rifle in competition. Read More
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In 2020, I was selected to be a member of the U.S. National Young Eagles Rifle Team. Being a Young Eagle has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life and it led me to competing in the Target Rifle World Long-Range Championships in Bloemfontein, South Africa, this past March. Everyone involved has been looking forward to this competition, as it was delayed a year because of covid. Even with the anticipation, the trip did not disappoint. Read More
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More than 160 shooters competed in the 2024 CMP National Three-Position Air Rifle Sporter Championship held at the CMP Competition Center this past June. This two-day event is marked by fierce competition—athletes are put to the test, calling on their training and preparation to post their best scores. Read More
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We all know that SIG Sauer has the 365 and 320—many of us even remember the 226—but some might have forgotten about SIG's 1911s. More than 20 years ago, the company known for its 226 variants released its first 1911, the GSR. The Granite Series Rail was awarded the 2004 Handgun of the Year Award by the Shooting Industry Academy of Excellence. The GSR was entirely made in the U.S. and chambered in . 45 ACP. Over the last 20 years, there have been many different 1911 models released by SIG Sauer, and the company currently has six offerings listed on its website. Read More
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The omission of National Match funds from the Army Appropriation Bill continued in 1949 despite repeated arguments by NRA officials that in its decision, Congress ignored Section 113 of the National Defense Act that stipulated annual funding for the event. In the aftermath, however, the Executive Committee of the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice decided to conduct its National Trophy pistol matches in conjunction with the NRA pistol program and approved a transfer of nominal funds from its general account to provide medals for the events. Read More
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Lead bullets have been a mainstay for competitive shooters for as long as there's been competitive shooting. That's because cast or swaged lead bullets have some advantages over jacketed or plated slugs. Cost is a significant factor. They are noticeably less expensive than jacketed or plated offerings. Another advantage is that lead offers less resistance in the bore and allows them to achieve the same velocities with a bit less powder than jacketed or plated bullets, which is handy when meeting a Power Factor (PF) is required. Read More
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The National Rifle Association of America (NRA) recently commented on the conclusion of trial proceedings in New York Attorney General (NYAG) Letitia James' lawsuit against the Association—announcing it emerged from the proceedings without the appointment of a monitor and remains positioned for a bright future. Read More
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